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Im thinking its this one based on the board stamping https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z87A/

Sounds like a "hot" title for IT Helpdesk/Support/Technician By hot I mean that the word "engineer" is a buzz word in many industries and sub industries so it helps spread attention a little faster than your normal run of the mill "IT Support" job title Ive seen "Support Engineer" for an...

HOLY WIDESCREEN SHOT BATMAN!!!

Did you click the picture? Might want to try doing that before you bash him for posting this. HINT - Look at the right hand side of the picture. :rolleyes:

Holy photo size batman!

As someone with a mid 2010 MBP I would contest that comment. I have an i7 dual core with 8gigs of ram (maxed it aftermarket). If i were to kit out the new rMBP right now it would be a substantially more powerful machine than the 2010.

Very nice set up BlueFox!

I was gonna say the same thing last night! lol

im like many in this thread. I have a PC and a 2010 MBP. I want to add a 27" iMac to the collection and make my workflow more mac oriented and leave my gaming to windows machines

Largely irrelevant to t[H]is thread in general, FTFY

Was curious if there has been thought or consideration about the use of [TIMG] tags? I can see how it helps the UI keep a somewhat cleaner appearance (images are not full resolution, thus throwing the forum sizes out of whack). Just curious about [H]ardForum's thoughts.

nevermind

I run eset. saw they had a mac version and figured "why the hell not?" and its been running pretty smoothly. Havenet seen a single slow down since installation.

hawk - thanks for pointing that out, I was already decided on the UTP but your post really solidified my choice. tangoseal - thanks bud, I figured I would find someone with some southern experience. PedroDaGr8 - I was looking around an d actually I think monoprice is gonna be my best bet...

Thank you for confirming my suspicions! Hadrien - I am actually weighing out the benefit of going Cat 6, if it was my budget to work with I would got Cat6 without a second thought, but since I got to handover estimates to the parents, cant be quite so liberal. lol Thanks again epimetheus...

Ive been watching this thread for a while cause the discussion in here is intelligent and very insightful. So with that in mind I turn to you all of the networking & security sub-thread with my questions. I am about to install a Cat 5e network into my house. It will consist of 6 dual port...

Thanks for the pics!

magnetik - can you take pictures of how you have your 22's attached to the upper board? Out of all your setups I think this may be my favorite man!

I love the color your camera captured in the graffiti to the lower left of the picture (the blue one) very nice

You nailed it on the head in your first post. And to be honest, I took my time responding cause it felt like you were trying to be a dick in your response but I see now you weren't (glad I held my tongue =)). The changes were very subtle but it all came down to amount of ports. I was not sure of...

I revised my plan with the advice you guys suggested and got rid of equipment we wont use. I am also looking at getting a 24 port switch but need to wait for the next paycheck or two.

I was trying to limit the purchase of new equipment, i was hoping to get by with the 3 routers I had on hand. Would DDWRT not be able to handle DHCP via the WAN ports? (this is something I know nothing of)

Hello Networking & Security of [H]ard|Forum. I have finally decided that I will stop thinking about setting up a network and actually do it. First and foremost, I know very little about networking and am very much a beginner. I would love to hear thoughts and input about what I am planning...

cool, thank you all for the replies. I was curious if the unlock did it or not. Ill let CPUID know about it for sure! thanks again!

I was just looking over my system and noticed something that doesn't seem right at all. I purchased an AMD Phenom II X2 550 Socket AM3 80W and got the system all up and running. I go and look today at CPU-Z and its registering my chip as being an AM2+. I took a screen shot of CPU-Z and...

I am a big fan of Flickr - I need to update with pics from the last year but here is my stream http://www.flickr.com/photos/jragland/collections/

Thank you for the link - i had never seen anyone use those before. Neat little addition.

c3p0 - great setup bud! would you mind giving an overview of what all you have there? One thing I am really interested in are the stands you have what looks like an ipod and iphone/itouch in. Thanks and gald to see you on [H]

I was thinking somewhere in Southern California

Dont know where you are but i got it in before 12pm where I am at, hence why I put it here =) Happy New Years!

My contribution of the year.. hasnt really changed much over the year besides the location of it.. but here it is Hope everyone had a kickass 2008 and an even better 2009!!!!

Got a rebel xsi with the 18-55mm IS kit lens, looking forward to getting comfortable with this after stepping up from a Canon SD630

very nice prozac! I love the way you have the flags as the folder icons (atleast I am assuming thats what it is)

It has been my experience that if you are getting into the MIS (or Information Decision Systems, Management Systems, etc... they have a few different titles for this field) field then you will be asked to take a programming class. I have gone through 2 universities now and each of them has had a...

I think that is why he has the 2 person couch.. could be wrong though...

hahaha

As much as I hate to believe that im giving out this advice - try out Java first. I did VB.NET first and was pretty happy with it but now after taking 2 different Java classes I would suggest it to anyone as a good starter language to get down the practice of syntax and the such. again -...

Graduated from HS in 2001 - at my 4th college and working on my second BS degree 1st - Bachelors of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Information and Decision Systems 2nd - Bachelors of Science in Computer Science with an emphasis in Information Technology this is my...

I use the Eset's NOD32 and have their SSS on my dads computer. I have been very happy with the performance of both products. sorry if this is offtopic from the point of the OP =)